How I used Google Gemini to track everything in my house (Kaggle Competition Entry)

[@xl0xl0xl0]

I was in this competition. Hands down, this should be the first place winner.

[@AZisk]

love this

[@pauljones9150]

@@AZisk omg it's the Mac cluster guy

[@mrdbourke]

Thank you Alex!

[@itsshiv881]

Great work, Daniel! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Your content is always so helpful and well-explained. Looking forward to learning more from you in the future! 🙌

[@mrdbourke]

Thank you, that is very kind. Plenty more to come!

[@pauljones9150]

If Gemini could also find, recognize and store the serial numbers and model numbers of the products just by glancing at the electronics label, that would be game changing. So many electronics have different models/CPU/ram/wattage/resolution that can only be found using the model/serial numbers which can be tiring to type in

[@mrdbourke]

I think it would do quite well as long as it got a good view of the serial number/details - it’s pretty good at recognizing text, even in video

[@krishnakaushik4294]

Wow machine learning is really fun 😍

[@renishcharaniya6532]

Why did it take soo long to publish a new video? Btw great work 🎉

[@prateekgupta2408]

u can make a detailed video explaining how this works

[@Ishaheennabi]

Great work

[@dhrubarajroy_0865]

great and got another idea

[@MMARavid]

Your home is beautiful. I see why so many people work one job and quit to start teaching and selling courses instead.

[@mrdbourke]

Thank you! It has been a beautiful place. And you’re right, there are many ways to earn a living, just a matter of finding what suits your skills best.

[@fgurkanli]

Thank you for the content! However, what about data privacy concerns?

[@mrdbourke]

Yes you’re right, for future builds checks would need to be in place for data privacy (eg if any personal information identified -> remove it) but for my proof of concept/use case it was mostly furniture/general household items.

[@gustavojuantorena]

Great!

[@mrdbourke]

Thank you!

[@-uz]

another banger

[@mrdbourke]

💥

[@akshayreddy749]

Wow great work😅

[@mrdbourke]

Thank you!

[@themshahid3025]

Sir I am from Pakistan and i have taken your PyTorch course ztm, it was the best and very sweet course specially I am like your teaching style and method Sir now i want to do a remote internship could you help me, as a ML engineer or DL

[@mrdbourke]

Thank you! Very glad to hear you enjoyed the course. As for a remote internship, I don’t have much hands on experience here (I’ve never worked a remote internship) but I did write an article with my best tips for getting an ML job: www.mrdbourke.com/get-a-machine-learning-job/

[@TheCodeBerry]

are you ENFP

[@nithinma8697]

Where were you absconding all these days daniel?😉